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Campaign to save 100 Brixton charities and community groups launches fundraiser for legal challenge

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By Ruby Gregory Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
A campaign group has launched a fundraiser for a possible legal challenge against Lambeth Council's decision to approve a redevelopment that will see more than 100 not-for-profit organisations, charities and community groups displaced. Campaigners believe the council was unaware of the social value of the work carried out by organisations at Brixton's International House when approving the plans in March of this year.
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Peckham plans for dozens of flats referred to government as council refuses to let them be built

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Peckham plans for dozens of flats referred to government as council refuses to let them be built

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By Ruby Gregory Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Plans to build 38 residential flats in Peckham will be decided by the Planning Inspectorate after the developer lodged an appeal because Southwark Council had missed the decision deadline. The council's Planning Committee unanimously voted to refuse planning permission for the development at 269 to 275 Rye Lane and 1A Philip Walk during a meeting on Monday evening (August 10).
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